Tag: women
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She Got Her First Tattoo at 65. Now She Has 17 and Feels Seen
First Ink, Lasting Impact When Sandee Althouse walked into a Silver Lake gift shop at 65, she wasn’t chasing a trend or a rebellion. She was seeking something quieter and more lasting: a way to feel seen in a world that often catalogs people by numbers rather than stories. Her first tattoo wasn’t about rebellion;…
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Queensland launches $20m Women’s Career Grants to help mums re-enter the workforce
Queensland backs women returning to work with a targeted grants program Queensland is rolling out a significant one-off incentive aimed at helping women rejoin the workforce after time spent away. The government has unveiled a $20-million Women’s Career Grants program designed to remove practical barriers and encourage more women to re-enter professional life. Targeted at…
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World Arthritis Day: 5 Reasons Women Face Higher Arthritis Risk, and What Women Can Do
World Arthritis Day shines a spotlight on how arthritis affects women differently—and what can be done to protect joint health. While arthritis inflames and stiffens joints for people worldwide, research consistently shows that women are disproportionately affected by several forms of arthritis, including rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and osteoarthritis (OA). An expert in orthopedics explains five…
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Women’s Heart Attack Care Improving but Gap Remains
What the study found A large Australian study has found that care for women experiencing a heart attack is improving, but not quickly enough to close the gap with men. An analysis of hospital records from New South Wales (NSW) spanning 2011 to 2020 included 29,435 adults who suffered a STEMI (a severe, complete artery…
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Lebanese Women Seek Missing Relatives Decades After War
Memories in the Margins: Why the Search Never Ended In Lebanon, the echoes of a long civil conflict still shape daily life for many families. For thousands of women, the fight is not over when gunfire fades but continues in archives, photo albums, and whispered conversations about relatives who vanished during the war. The quest…
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Lebanese Women Battle to Find Their Missing Relatives Half a Century After the Civil War Began
The enduring ache of families left behind Decades after Lebanon’s civil war began in 1975, women across the country continue a silent, painstaking search for relatives who disappeared in the chaos. Their stories are not just about missing people; they are about memory, accountability, and the slow, stubborn work of keeping history alive where records…
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Data Breach Affects Nearly One Million Women in Netherlands
Overview of the Data Breach In a troubling development, nearly one million women in the Netherlands are set to receive official notices concerning a significant data breach. This incident was reported by Bevolkingsonderzoek Nederland, which revealed that hackers compromised data from at least 715,000 women. However, experts are concerned that this may not represent the…
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Nearly a Million Women Receive Letters Due to Hacked Data
Overview of the Data Breach Incident In a troubling development, nearly a million women are set to receive letters in the coming days due to a significant data breach involving health data. The incident was reported by Bevolkingsonderzoek Nederland, which confirmed that hackers successfully infiltrated their systems, exposing sensitive personal information. Scope of the Breach…
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SOLIA Launches New Hair Care Products from Linon for Women
Introduction to Linon: A Brand Nurturing Women’s Needs SOLIA, renowned for its commitment to female-oriented beauty solutions, has expanded its beloved hair care line, Linon, with two exciting new products. Launched on August 29, these offerings aim to address the unique hair care needs of women, focusing on enhancing shine and moisture. New Additions: Linon…

